Define the mapping task
Agree the site or corridor extent, intended decisions, required resolution and reference systems.
Aerial Mapping & Imagery
Prepare aerial imagery as consistent mapping context for sites, corridors and infrastructure. Define the coverage, source quality and intended use before choosing the outputs.
PROJECT INPUTSStart with the source.
Start with the source.
Define the result.
Overlapping aerial imagery, available camera and positioning information, project boundary, control records and the required coordinate reference system.
Discuss this capability ↗︎POTENTIAL DELIVERABLES
- Orthomosaics and georeferenced imagery
- GeoTIFF imagery and agreed tile layouts
- Visible-feature layers for CAD / GIS
- Coverage and source-quality notes
Processing is scoped from the available source data. New capture, flight permissions, ground control and achievable accuracy must be confirmed separately; imagery shown on this website is a credited reference.
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
Make each step reviewable.
A defined process connects your source data to the agreed acceptance criteria.
Assess source imagery
Review overlap, metadata, control and occlusion before confirming a processing scope.
Prepare the imagery products
Specify orthorectification, mosaic treatment, clipping, tiling and any feature interpretation.
Review and hand over
Check imagery against the agreed acceptance method and deliver a documented, versioned package.
QUALITY & HANDOVER
Know what was checked.
Select the checks, coverage, tolerances and evidence appropriate to your project.
Explore our quality approach ↗︎- Source coverage, overlap and image quality
- Georeferencing and independent control where available
- Seamlines, image artifacts and tile continuity
- Target-software import and delivery completeness
Bring the brief. We’ll work through the scope.
Share your source type, approximate extent, intended use and required outputs.